Rzeczywistość wirtualna, czyli językowe odzwierciedlenie techniki komputerowej we współczesnej polszczyźnie i ruszczyźnie

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Rzeczywistość wirtualna, czyli językowe odzwierciedlenie techniki komputerowej we współczesnej polszczyźnie i ruszczyźnie

Journal Title: ACTA POLONO-RUTHENICA - Year 2005, Vol 1, Issue 0

Abstract

In the article, on the example of modem Polish and Russian languages (confrontative formu lation), the language-reaction analysis has been performed on computerization and development of informative infrastructure. Relying on ample exemplary material, there has been determined a considerable impact of computer language upon manners of communication of modem society; the decline of particular forms e.g. traditional letter in favour of electronic mail. Moreover, there has been emphasized the activation of tendency to structural abbreviation of a word as well as many new language creations have been established under the influence of language borrowings. Furthermore, in the article, there have been exposed frequently dissimilar effects of word- formation structure of computer terms borrowed from English which predominantly result from typological differences of analyzed languages. The issue of semantic modification of the words is one of the most interesting aspects of the influence of words from computer range upon the system of modem Polish and Russian langu ages. The phenomenon of meaning enlargement through, so called, „transfer”, e.g. mysz (myszka) - мышь (мышка), pamięć - память has been described in the article. There is also ascertained a high derivative potential of borrowed Anglicisms in both language systems, typological variety and a great number of derivations (e.g. haker > hakerski, сканер > сканировать, супер-ЭВМ, SMS, SDI, ПК, OC etc.). As it seems, common computer usage has brought to a turning point, not only technology but also culture and linguistics. Observed processes of internationalism are still getting stronger.

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Grażyna Lisowska

EP ID EP604125
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